TheWrap reported that Jon Voight persuaded President Trump to support a federal film tax incentive. Voight and his partners Steven Paul and Scott Karol said that anecdotes and a new MPA‑commissioned study swayed the president.
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Followers of Jon Voight may care because it shows his ability to influence national film‑industry policy.
Key facts
- TheWrap reported that Jon Voight convinced President Trump to support a federal film tax incentive.
- Jon Voight and his partners Steven Paul and Scott Karol said anecdotes and an MPA‑commissioned study swayed the president.
- The incentive discussed is a federal film tax incentive.
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